Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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Q4 54' I U 44 af' n h In UQ 2 . ' 0 lt if si -T n ' ABOVE: PEP CLUB: Front row: J. Myers, K. Veatch, S, Parr S.A. Stull, D. Baker, C. Blackburn, C. Walker. Row two: M. Hasse, M. Waters, B. Buchanan, L. Frondorf, D. Grim, J. Benge, S. Johnson, Ms. Ftowe, Sponsor. Back row: K, Blackburn, P, Kappes, S. Schoulthies, Tiger W. Reis, l.. Kllnger, B. Hogg, M. Ackerson, P. Kremer. 0 Sponsored by Pep Club, the Spirit Chain contest benefits the Spirit Scholarship Fund while promoting enthusiasm on all grade levels. 0 Always striving to rally spirit, Pep Club decorates the gymnasium with signs and posters. 0 Overwhelmed with the crowd enthusiasm, members of the football team bask in their well deserved glory. Pep ClublActivities 0 37

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,,.o-..s- Pep Club Sparks Tiger Power emonstration and promotion of spirit is the obvious function of Pep Club. Again this year, the club sold booster badges and hung thousands of signs to rally Bellevue teams to spirited victories. In addition, several Pep Club members served as the Tiger mascot, dressing in the Tiger suit to spur on the crowd to greater enthusiasm. Pep Club does not confine its support to sports. The club raised money for Spirit Scholarships with the Spirit Chain contest, and it presented the cast members of Li'l Abner with flowers on opening night in appreciation for their hard work. RIGHT: Tigers Walk Tall with the encouragement of the creative spirit signs made by Pep Club. Below: PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President Cathy Blackburn, President Patty Kremer, Treasurer Brenda Hogg, and not pictured, Secretary Marilyn Kappesser. 0 Even the faculty gets into the spirit of things as they hold up a punny sign at a pep rally. v Through the use of the pep board, Pep Club both supports and advertises various sports activities. ft ::..'1,rg , . .A W-,at 36 - ActivitiesfPep Club V 5 1 ' 5 M SVI ..., ,gf ' ', ' sf.. .-ff. .. . .. ' ' - fs 'w .,A. 1 ,ff vi. A 1. WU . .. 5 3 le

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T3 4 ...X L 5 'CN LH L. Band First in Class A eginning with band camp at Eastern Kentucky University, the Marching Tiger Band enjoyed another very successful year. With fundamental marching skills under their belt, the Band worked up a show to use at football games and contests. They enjoyed their biggest success ever by placing first in Class A at the Northern Kentucky Marching Band Festival. While attending a contest at Morehead State University, the band received an excellent rating. Above: MARC!-IING BAND: Sitting: Front row: L. Johnson, B. Rothwell, J. Berheit, M. Loerich, K. Kaelin, M. Hasse, D. Walls. Row two: L. Frondorf, J. Lambert, K. Hopper, T. Parrott, B. Buchanan, T. Wever, J. Myers. Row three: D. Klein, J. Loerich, L. Leopold, T. Carson, L. Stephens, C. Glancy, T. Hart. Row tour: J. Parrott, T. Moore, M. Culp, E. Dragoo, K. McGurn, R, Bales, P. Diesman. Row five: C. Thomes, B. Welch, K. Knox, B. Clutter, J. Diesman, J. Hyder, M. Hopper. Row six: L. Buckley, E. Fliehl, H. Herklotz, Ft. South, D. Stanfield, D. Witt, Fl. Tracy. Row seven: M. Babin, J. Gauspohl, T. Huff, D. Kappes, J. Wever, J. Bertsche. Back row: T. Stanfield, A. Whalen, D. Bowman, G. Leopold, D. Walz, K. Kaelin, P. Kelly. Standing: P. Buchanan, L. Crosby, D. Toensmeyer, S. Tracy, L. Hasse, Director Ashley Ward, S. Huninghake, T. Kiefer, B. Fessler, S, Teague, Field Commander Paula Kappes. Not pictured: S, Craig, T. Hardy, T. Stith, K. Wartman, K. Wartman. D Flag Squad Members Tammy Stith, Brenda Fessler, and Shelley Huninghake cheer on the Tigers during the Covington Catholic football game. 0 The Tigers earned the right to say Any band can march, but the first place band performs by winning the Northern Kentucky Marching Band Festival, 38 0 Activities!Marching Band 7 1 wi9lil'IP t . vp, UN 99 I .